The Farm at Trinity Health Muskegon Summer Camps

The Farm at Trinity Health Muskegon Summer Camps include hands-on activities, crafts, games, science experiments, and fresh produce tasting. Campers tend the learning garden and harvest a fresh farm snack together every day. The camps offer fun and interesting activities that encourage comfort in the outdoors, the kitchen, and in groups during a 3-day adventure of learning activities around the farm.

• Ages: 4–10 years old
• Schedule: Three-day sessions with morning and afternoon mini camp options offered in June, July, and August
• Price: Sprouts Mini Camp: Ages 4–7 with adult caregiver | 9:30–11:30 a.m. | $40; Seedlings Mini Camp: Ages 6–10 | 1–4 p.m. | $70; Field Trips: 90 minutes, $100 for up to 30 students

Farm staff and interns lead activities at The Farm at Trinity Health Muskegon Summer Camps. Sprout campers must be fully potty-trained and turn 4 before their first day of camp. Seedling campers must be comfortable using an adult-sized bathroom on their own and be ready to attend camp without a caregiver. The program’s mission is to foster joy and discovery through inquiry and exploration of the natural world and food, and its programs engage individuals at the intersection of health, agriculture, and sustainability. Education programs are offered on Ann Arbor and Muskegon campuses, and The Farm at Trinity Health Muskegon offers free community workshops once a month from March through October, with all Muskegon workshops free but requiring pre-registration. Thanks to support from the Toyota Foundation, scholarships are available for summer camps with no proof of need required. Leadership for education programs includes Education Coordinators Laura Meisler and Sydney McCann.

Last updated January 5, 2026.